This happened to me just now. I logged out in the nether as I couldn't open a door, logged back in and I was in another server.

You were transported into another dimension?

Well I just died, dropped my stuff, logged out on my way to get it because of a void, and now I'm getting end of stream messages like I have been every 10 minutes or so, which means now I'm going to lose my stuff. :banghead:

End of stream.. NOOOOOOOO!!!!

I have timed out. I am saddened by this.

I counted it and I was getting literally two minutes of lag between when I entered the text and when it showed up.

Can't log back in... it says the server timed out. I blame the ghasts, there's too many of those bastards :swear:

Same with me. Except I blame Terpy. Curse you, Terpy.

Okay the server timed out and Dynmap isn't working. That likely means that it imploded and will need to be restarted.

Oh I thought only I got disconnected =D

If thou shan't serve me Expresate....then thou shan't playeth!

Minecraft.net is down again for me.

Same.

Oooh, this is going well. What's causing all this? The Nether mod?

Nope. It worked fine yesterday. I presume this is on Notchs side not Tank or us lot.

At least you were pushed it. The very first time I was collecting obsidian I accidentily fell in to a deep pit with lava at the bottom and I couldn't get out. I lost my fresh diamond pickaxe and thirty pieces of obsidian to that. (Thankfully I had stripped myself of almost all other equipment beforehand).

Early on, right after making my first diamond pickax and my first set of iron armor, I tunneled in to a large and discovered that the entire entire ceiling was made of sand. As I backed out before collapsing it I went to retrieve my torch . . . and discovered this was sufficient action to trigger the landslide above me. I promptly suffocated.

I rushed back after respawning and starting to dig the sand out only to discover this had been the sea floor and even with attempts to shore things up I couldn't sufficiently clean things up without without getting swamped. I eventually started a large scale operation from above in the hopes of getting rid of the water and digging this up - however about an hour in I read that dropped items only persist for about five mintes and gave up.

My most embarassing death so far thankfully had no loss of equipment, although it occured two days ago so I can't blame this on newbishness. I've been working on a small castle on top of a mountain - it's high enough up that clouds pass through it. All of my sites are connected by tunnels just above the bedrock level and I previously had a makeshift starway going straight down - over the weekend I decided to expand it and make it easier to use. After clearing out all of the rock I needed to I went to the castle to collect my stone slap stairs when I accidentily backed up and fell in to the shaft - and thus fell from almost the very highest possible point all the way down to the bedrock. I was kicking myself before I even hit the ground.

This is why my staircases will never be spiral. I prefer ladders... Though I've still plummeted to my grisly demise even with the automatic braking they provide.

I need to play more. I just saw the patch to the new version and don't want to touch it until all my mods are updated and I can bear to install them all again, which may be awhile. I am however tempted by SMP nether.

Join us. I mean join when MrTank stops ignoring us for trivial reasons like him having a real job and a life outside of being admin and restart the server.

Yeah, how dare he have a life outside of Minecraft. Burn him, I say!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYHQS1EBfQ4&feature=feedu

I think a Mines of Moria community project would be pretty cool.

Agreed.

Hungry Donner why don't you come & play with us on the server?

:wacko: :blink:

We need more people working one project at once. Although our tower is pretty impressive atleast.

Eh, the only thing that made me think "wow" in that video was the village. Everything else was pretty standard and isn't something I haven't seen before.